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Daily Archives: Nov 14, 2017

Gov't makes part payment to Half Moon Bay

“We are hoping that we can negotiate with them and that they can give us some interest relief after which we will make formal arrangements to pay back the interest.”

Conroy Jones in Custody

Conroy “Connie” Jones, who was wanted by police in connection with allegations of wounding, is now in custody. Jones was accompanied by his Lawyer,...

Jamaica to host IMF High Level Caribbean forum

KINGSTON, Jamaica, Nov. 14, CMC –  Regional heads of government, finance ministers , central bank governors and private sector representatives are scheduled to arrive here for the sixth International Monetary Fund (IMF) High level Caribbean forum  to be held here on Thursday

BVI to benefit from CDB loan for cleanup

TORTOLA, British Virgin Islands, Nov. 14, CMC – The Barbados based Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) will be lending the British Virgin Islands US$3million to clean up the territory in the aftermath of three major weather events earlier this year.

New bill will allow Haitian TPS recipients to apply for permanent residency

WASHINGTON, Nov. 14, CMC –  Three members of the US Congress are preparing legislation that will allow all Haitians with Temporary Proteted Status (TPS) to apply for permanent residency even as the Trump administration weighs whether to end the programme.

EU/ACP call for progress on Paris agreement implementation at UN climate talks

BONN,  Nov. 14, CMC – The European Union and 79 countries of the African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) Group on Tuesday reaffirmed their shared commitment to the implementation of the Paris Agreement and urged all Parties to ensure concrete progress at the UN Climate Change Conference (COP23) taking place here.

CDB & EIB set up a post emergency disaster project

The Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) and the European Investment Bank (EIB) have setup a post emergency disaster project, to assist Caribbean countries recover after hurricanes Irma and Maria.

Changes to Firearms Amendment Bill to be gazetted tomorrow

The changes to the Firearms Amendment Bill will be gazetted tomorrow (Wednesday).

EDITORIAL: Venus ascendant

We are not using the word “Venus” as a planetary reference, neither are we making reference to astrological signs or the horoscope. Nay, our use of the term “Venus” is as a representation of all women. Of course, we are drawing on the 1992 book by John Gray, the American relationship expert who suggests in his magnum opus, MEN ARE FROM MARS, WOMEN ARE FROM VENUS, that men (Mars) and women (Venus) are distinctly different and the sexes respond to problems and arrive at solutions in vastly different ways. Aha! Arrive at solutions – “solutions” is the operative word! Seems, in our current political mileau, we are bedeviled by mounting problems, and desperately in search of solutions, and the body politic appears increasingly inclined to give Venus a chance to tackle those problems and come up with meaningful and workable solutions. Venus is ascendant!

ICC to wait on CWI recommendations after inspection tour winds up

Cricket’s World governing body, the ICC, will now await recommendations from
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